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4 .. " At EARLY RlSING.


DR.. Selden II. Talcott, of Middle
town. New York, recently read an
interesting paper on "The Increase
of Insanity, its Cause and Preyen-
ton DR.. TalcOtt sald that in 1850
there was one insane person in
l ,5ij of native, and one in lob Of
foreign birth in the population OF
this country. In 1880 the ratio was
one insane in GG2 OF native birth,
and one IN 80 of foreign birth.
After reciting numerous reasons
for insanity the speaker said that
the daily habits Of "peOple who
claim to be civilized" are also caus-
es for the increase ofinsanity. All
habits which tend to physical dis
ease tend to the disturbance of men
tai equilibrium. Any habit which
impels the wheels OF our existence
to revolve IN an eccentric manner
and to bind or grind in the grooves
OF ordinary human experience, will
most surely impel an eventful men
tai disorder from Overwear. Were
it not for the remarkable elasticity
of the human mind insanity would
be tar more frequent than it is.
Early rising, DR.. Selden said, was
one of the surest means by which
insanity is acquired. He said /:
"This habit was originally formed
by our Puritan forefathers in New
England. Probably many of us
can remember the rude shocks by
which we we're awakened, when
youngsters, early in the morning,
and before our brains and bodies
were sufficiently recuperated Ivy
sleep from exhaustions and excite
ments of the previous day. Some
Of us can remember that rOuf tr,t
, old command: G1t up, now I'm, man IN
away, or son cant b3GSos, 20 ISLANDER
, fastr" sembly. Or I'm my y,,' q
KID applied in such a mannertEos Eos
to kindle in the heart Of the sleeP' |
ing lion Tor rather boy the fierce
fires of a stubborn resistance. The |
inalienable rights Of growing boy.
hood had been invaded, and the
hot, burning passion Of anger was
excited in the heart of the boy at |
the very outset OF another days ex'
perience. When reused from sleeI |
by such a startling injunction, the
boyish victim remained 'as mad a'
a March hare all day. y peremp |
tory command to get up when one'S |
sleep is as yet unfinished is com
mand which grlnds the soul, cur
dies the blood. swells the spleen,
upsets all good intentions, and dis
turbs for an entire day the mental
activities of a boy, Just as a tornado
disturbs and levels with advancing
rum forest of mighty pines"
Among other causes of insanity
is the use of tobacco and alcohol by
the young, eating too hastily, and
the habit of tOiing immoderately.
Tue speaker said also that late
hours and exciting amusements are
dangerous. Isolation and seclu-
sion from ones kind is also a habit
which tends to morbid Thought
In Switzerland, DR.. Talcott said,
there is one lunatic to every 200 In
habitants.
Without being frivolous upon a
very grave subject we may safely
conclude that the young men ana
BOYS of the country will pretty gen.
orally agree with Dr. Selden that
early rising is dangerous and ought.
to be done away with.
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MARKING GLASSES A. hhTIEaTIos Il H. 9Ii

pared to furnish ali classes with employ
ment az home, the whole of the time, col
for their spare mements Business new
light and profitable. Persons OF eitlei
sex easily earn itom 80 cents 10 500 pc
evening, and a proportional sum by de-
voting all their time 10 the business. BoNs
and girl, earn nearly as much as men.
that all " 30 see this may send their al
dress, and test the business, We make
this oiior. TO such as are not well
satisfied We VIII send one dollar 20 pay
for the trouble OF writing. Full partic-
ulars and outfit free. Address GEORoI'
STINsoN ~ Co.. Portland Maine
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Christians.

"You are the light of the world"
Let it shine.
"You are the salt of the earth"
Save it.
"You can have good and pleas
ant communities.D Have them.
You can have good homes, good
schools and good churches where
the saloon tempter dare not come
Pray for them, wives and mothers
vote for hem,husbands and fathers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-09

The luckiest man IN Chicago is a
young man who lives at a fashion
able Northside clearinghouse. lie
has narrowly escaped being killed
by the cars several times. has had
the fact demonstrated that he was
not born to be drowned, and has
safely got out OF burning house,
besides winning lottery prize.
The other night he won't home
tired, and as he was undressing
gold and silver coin rolled out of
his trousers pocket on the floor.
He had thrown the trousers across
the room, and was too tired to go
after them, so he scooped the mon
ey into one of his shoes. That
night burglars went through the
clearinghouse, and in the morn
ing the money IN the shoe was all
the cash left in the place.
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R. +. F. LOCKE,
STpnRnN- nuNsr rc-r

~. T. F. LOCKE.
- SURGEON DENTIST.
oFYIcE' Main St., opp. the Court House,
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Teeth extracted by the improved meth
cd, perfectly hArml ess 10 the most delicate
Persons. Artificial teeth inserted in any
manner desired. Special attention given
70 tlling teeth with gold or any Of the
cheaper Filings.
Wlll visit Edinburg regularly on the lst
and Srd Tuesdays Of each month, at which
time be can be found at the residence of
M. Joseph Evans, opposite Hopewelrs
drug store. July 10. 's5.-1v
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'' = 70 en-, NJ e y Hy'tN i"ere
Tough to . ,eep the warm; and
. by that time we ought work
. might begin again. 1yway, we'd
5ave our meat for, rest Of the
winter. Well it's noe to 90 over
that. It wasn't a uSure trip
We weren't ont Tor fun Of kill.
ing. We camped out night, and
rode and shot and ssed game by
day, and did not sye nor quite
freeze to death anTe got back
again on the plairalong in De-
cember.
| wanted to pus through and
get home, but Il horses were
played ont; and abext day, after
we struck the level'e Just crawled
along. That nighwe went into
camp ten miles fro home. There
was a rsvIne and eDty Of brush,
and the horses weiready to drop
in their tracks. an that last ten
miles was one Of he things that
couldn't be done. 20 we got our
fires made and Ouhorses fed and
sheltered as well we could, and
put some heart in) ourselves with
buffalo steak andhot coffee and
the rest of them picked themselves
into the wa on.
Some one had ttstand guard and
keep the fires goig, and / took the
contract. After time, somebody
hailed over the to- of the bluff.
"What camps hat ?"
"KenyOn and nates."
81 lowed it wasr-scrambling
down the side Of the gulch on his
sure-fOOted mule-"You, Kenyon 7
News for you. 4 kid up to your
rancho, ten days old. All hands
doing well yesterday morning.
Then l sat and thought awhile,
and finally rOu,ed out Madison.
"You take m! turn" / said to
I'M; "Pq>yoing bome."
"NOt a7bTute that )'iN navel"
"'n do my owl travelling afOot."
you'll pass b your checks De-
fore morning"
"No, the winds at my back no
lords. III keep :Oing." went.
Perhaps you nver tried crossing
a prairie at nighlwithout a trail to
follow. It's a culous thing, one |
cannot account fc ; one that makes
YOU feel as if Sur body and all
vour senses wer of no more &C.
count THAI a sent cartridge
| Every soS of a facy came into my
head. Perhaps hid not know the
route as; Ji;;rall as had thought
Perhaps tiead eva passed the cab
ins and v ii gointaway from them
with every step. | ought to have
reached them in tee hours at the
utmost. 1t scent to me l had
been hurting alonIfor twice three
hours. Once l tra madly to fight
back into the win 1t was hope
less-worse than bless. l should
drop with exhaustn in a few min
utes, l must keep fng.
had gone over ne edge of I
old buffalo run scoed deep by the
rush of summer Ins. l lay still
for little wnlle. must have gone
to sleep or perhapainted away
Anyway, when I me to S@yseli
Z again, the world Was still 81 the
grave. The wind d gone lI%,sswO
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lam OUT AGAIN.

An nsrsoDs having stumps on their
-,s..,Ih.. that they want taken out, or
nrns cie@n'' VIZ" A. NJ. EVANS,
saa.sss "a am EdinburT, Va
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u pArNENT rs

obtained .or uew inventions, or Cor lm
proyementi iu old ones, CareatsI1friilge
ments, Trade MARKS and al, patent b1sl
mes, promptly attended to-
INVENTIONS THAT KANE Bf
REJECTED may still. in most cases
patented by is. Being opposite the
lhtent oa.ce and, englged In Pa(
s.s.nes, exclusively, We can secnEs
ents in le,- ,.me tLan those Wbo axe =,
mote from Washington. ~
When inventors send model or sketcl
we makc'search in the Patent Ofllce, and
advise Us to It's patentability, free o.
charge. correspondence confidential
fees reasonable, and ID charge uules
patent is obtained.
We refer by permission 10 the Cir
Postmaster. aud 20 the superintendent
the Post Otce Money Order Division
Washington. For special reie.erc'
circular, advice, terms. Ac., address
q. 4. SNOW n CO.
Opposite paent ONCE Washington, J.
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go
II takes three weeks TO perform

It taxes tnree WttkH 20 ptTIUI VI
the marriage ceremony in Japan
Just think of il It must require
an hour and a half at that rate for
the bridegroom to kiss his mother
in.law.
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nR A. MA ARTIN.
"rReEOS & DEN

Respectfully Informs the public thai
ne has resumed the practice of his Dro-
s'sion ocders LETT al the store Of +. J,
VraVel, In Woodstock, willreceive pro.
upt attention
Nay Is, '54-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-09

Iowa is rapidly changing from a
wheat State to Il dairy State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-09

A clergyman recently preached
on the subject, "Why was Lazarus
a beggar,Ts we suppose be didn't
advert-HGU
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-09
TOnsOriaI TOrment-li Story OF
BarberiSn.

Every man who has been in a
barber shop has grown familiar
with the tonsorial artists bland and
stereotypod "You next, Sir
When You read the following expe.
rience of gentleman in North
Carolina an experience which
thousands have suffered-the bland
Knight of the Razor Strop's stereo.
typed exclamation 70 the new conner
in his shop. will have new and
peculiar significance. Read. and
remember what to do in case you
should have a SIMILAR unfortunate
experience. Terry writes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-09
REIDSVJLLE, y. e.,
March ~. 1887.

Gentlemen-I had BARRIERS itch
for three months. The eruption on
my face was very bad. could not
shave at all. | took a course OF ).
S. s., aud it completely cured me.
To-day my skin is smooth and con-
pIexion denotes good blood.
Il Y TERRY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-09-09

rY0Fr can live at home, and make more
VIII money at work for Us, than at
Hill anything else in this world
AVV Capital not needed; you are
.A.-t.a free. Both sexes; all ages. Any
- ssn do the work. Large earnings sure
Wom Ant start Costly outfit and terms
s,ss Better not delay. Costs you moth
inS 70 send us your address aud find ont ,
80. are wise you will do so at once
H.HlIIETT T. Co., Portland, Maine
Dee. 10--1Y.
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COCO OOOiInn.vp presents ssS@ \. gwen Z y,a
49,. snd NV mail you will get free a
pscSsSs Of goods Of fsrrsserSpe, that will
.r.srt yeu Il in work that viii at once brisg
yos 10 money faster than anything gooe else IN
lmariea. All about the $2kV'VOO IA
presents with each box. Agents Wanteu
svsrywhere, of either sex, Of all ayes, IGr
all ,hs time, or spare time only, ID wotk
fsr us AZ their own homes. Fortunes iof
an workers absolutely assured. Don't de-
Law. H. Hsllett g. Co., Portland, Maine
March 6--iVr.
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Masonic NOIIce,

Cassia Lodge, No. l42, "A. VI. meets N
Masonic Hall, Woodstock, the .ast Mon
day night of each month
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LOST AND FOUND.

Molly and | had it rough for five
years. In the first place, We were
burned out in town, and never saved
a thing but the clothes we stood IN
and nv team. Then We started
again out on the edge OF everything
where land was cheap, and it look
ed as if hard work might count Tor
something. Ths,- time the Indians
ran us off; they killed one OF the
children there he girl, five years
old; shot her in full sight of the
cabin, and Molly hasn't got oyer 1t
to this day. picked up a few
lead Of cattle chA,ap that fall, and
for a year " iveu Ia Il wagon,
camping anddriving our cattle
% across the RACES. That year the
: hoy died-snle-bit. We got into
d 4 cabin next Il. Four OF us, each
G poorer than e others, took a sec
ZION of Government land. We had
our teams an our health, and we
b were down tbed.rOck not much
of ANYTHING loOse and everything
10 gain. Wbuilt in the middle
g on the adding corners of our
quarters. anso had a little settle
- mcnt of OurTn.
1t really gan to loo as 1t we
had tCuche bottom. That next
spring we g our crops in-cOrn
laid by, raiInd sunshine and hot
4. weather all ht, aud now and then
we would lr a laugh from the
cabin. Buie day the graSShOp-
a. ners came re was mighty little
laughing de- Clayton came III
where l waking my noon smoke
IA. and drOppeOwn in chair by the
door, as ifs couldn't get any
an an further. ",ntaineers ~ he said,
be with a kind gasp. "WhatW I
asked, not %ing but it was an
Ms. other kind ondian. "GrasshOp-
pers - 1t see he had been there
before. In aours there was not
a green thin all those parts.
,3s, ing We held uncil of war. The
the end of it what we drove our
D Of stock into town next day, 30
miles, and sit. 1t didn't make
us rich, bui least we got the
price of the s.
= Then threus went to work in
az" the coal shigs. The coal COM
pany petermt just as the cold
a. weather set We took back a
'aOi, big load of it was the only
star q ni ~e ever for a"- 'qst fort.
10 81 Sgfs.S,o-b Dar
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVE

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" at 400, 746 300 l;OO NJ 1880. 4Oo $50 13O.
40 ~ 90 y. SUNDAYS at AGO. $40. MI b30. II w
\. H. IN, oo , o., Ion xoo %
l2OU D. CONNECTION Tor Reading. Harrisburg Potts
Vile 400 ttf Easton. Bethieiem. Allentown,
heading Harrisburg etc. On sundays Tor Easton.
7,Ov Eason bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
WilkesDarre. aud scranton. ,,.. 49,, ,,,,
$50 a. H. of Easton bethlehem Allentown, Manch Chunk,
Wukesbarre sctanop, Reading. Harrisburg, Posvlle.
TalnaQua, Shamokin SunDury LewisburH Wuliamsport
loo and l;YO D. for East0n. bethlehem, Allentown
Mauoh Chunk, heading, Harrisburg, etc. -, ,,,,
S45 D. ~ Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Wikesbarre Tanaqua shamekn, sunbury Low.
s0tand a:So D. IN Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown etc
645 %. m. for Easton, bethlehem, Allentown Mauch
Chunk Wikesbaire. heading harrisburg etc GU Sundays
100 and 1850 for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown.
40 Sis II 100 a. M, LOO AGO. 49, Oils Sundays
400 500 a. M for Bank. Long Branch. Ocean Grove
except sundays) Point PleassnI $500, ,r... ,,-..
4S6 sl6 a. ~. 100 A30 M. for Lakewood Toms River
$50 !. me- 100 p m- for Atlantic City. Vineland. and
49, s,i6 has m. 100 A:so $50 p for Free
$50 GOO s,l6 HOO. HAS a.m- loo. 400 4:30
t,So. clio j. III Sundays 400. 200 III fos Perth
Anboy. -, ..,,. r..,..
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO.

" z,
throtgh trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
H. Rochester Express, through drawing cars 10
Albany Troy, ~. Adams Houses IT and syracuse .
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. NIAGARA Fails
ioSoc No. Chicago Express diawusrO0m cars to Canaan
80 a. H. Western New.YOrk and Northcrn Express
$50 D. n Albany and Utica Express with drawing
room 81, M 70 Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
m, Chicago and ST. ious Express VITA sleeping cars
,or Sanara Falls Bunao. CINCINNATI Toledo. Detio Chl'
ioi .>iass"st Ious Dinngear New.lo 10 Albany.
M Montreal Express with sleeping Montreal
pvnS II Utica stopping at principal stations.
~ sneoia sleeper arrives Rochester I; Az n buIaios
az n ~, and Cleveland 1915 y. M next day.
o. "a ~ H. Pacific Express, with slice or f.ocnes
ter Euiao Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana
shcaco Sleeping 10 WATERFOWL via UTICA daily ex
cent Saturday Auburn Geneva and Canandaisu ex'
cent saturday and Sunday -. ...,,u 49,. .o Anarv
II Is NJ Night Express. with seepngcars TO Aioeny
1 roy Copnects with the morning trains for the Weas
anS for The North Except saturday night. ~, p.
on sale Grand Central Depot NO. battery
place Il3 broadway Harlem Depot l2ohs1 aha stnsveS
30 a. Wesicotts Express oces Park Pace neAt broa1'
1svS 7sb and 9A2 broadway and b2 West l.onss News
yk $50 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and'
Observation-Disclosures in drawing and can 0S
procured at any the ticket Offices In new OK Sy N.Y.
'1 ~sase called Tor and checked from residence
tThese trains daily. All others daily creepy sunaay
tThess stop ct harlem u2othist sna MnSr
j. N. TOUCEY, c.a. rN "a pas .sn ~ xscuo
Uene Superintendent 0oooLel kaoso1eo. 80
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEWlORk AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRANS NO DUST ALWAYS on TINE ,,,,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COAClIE3
Depots IN NevforS. foot " Btr1ly al Nirisbolsrss+
Ga III Daily except Sunilvs Bufilolnt osyero syprsI
iorWatcrtap Stroudsburg Scrlntol Blrhlntol III nrk
bith Buffalo SYRACUSE Oswsgo Gr,'ls 0xtorl Nlrw,en
utca connect N scranton for Pts,,r Wikesblrre Dan
nell ,Io stations.
scranton Bin ghamon Oweyo am Iir connects s;rai-
y m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Strou isJnrS.
scranton hin ghamton. Owego, Elmir Corning Bath Way
land, Buffalo &C. arriving IN buffalo IA m. ,-,
m aily Tufao and Oswego Express for StroudsDurg
Scranton Rnghamton Cortlandt Oswego Gree1e
OXFORD Norwich Utica and Rchhet springs connects 1t
Oweco Ithaca intermediate stations eycept Satur.
davs Connects az Buffalo with trains for az POINTS West
Tickets and baggage checked NJ 2S5 Broa'way ant
at Westcott Express Offices in Newlork and Brooklyn
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,MOTER.-Wanted. the services of per-
finannal.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS.

THE CENTRAL TRUST co. OF NEw.YoRK
NEw-YoRK. March ]. 1857
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an issue OF forty year
per cent second mortgage bonds daei November 1881
secured by mortgage upon the Peor Decur alt Evans
Railway made the undersigned and william A. He
Trustee having been aut Iorze AMI prepared the
undersigned will after March T. 1897 exchange the
same bond par for the outstanding income bonds
OF said company Upon the Peoria DIVISION sJsOOO ami
upon the Evansville Division IL 10000 amounting In all to
s20Ss00O
THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF NEw.YoRK
BY
F.P. OLCOTT,
President.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt or Des
follows
I a. ~. for Catasauqua and intermediate points
a. m. Geneva Lyons EmrL Roc lester. B1 ri,0 AMI
the and principal local points Chair car u wilkes
barre.
To IuukhaunocK. Connection serny AMI HARRISBURG
$40 - M Ptston principal intermeilte points
Plttston.
5'4o p M for CopAy aud intermediate points Connection
In Reading aud Harrisburg CHAR Gar 10 Copay . -.
D. M Geneva, Lyons EImira Rochester Buaao ana
the Nest Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
sn N m for and intermediate points
Trains leaving p NJ and $40 D. NJ connect for
ali noi,ts in MahanOy and IIazleton Coa Regions
" SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. H. for Mauch Chunk. Hazloton and intermediate
points.
u NJ for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullman eeper TO Lyons.
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RIVER BRANCH
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y Y. C. and II. r. r. Co. lessAn.
Trans leave West 42ds station follows anil minutes
earlier nom loot ~ Jlv-st.. North River
Detroit and Chicago '955a M .G:05 sis pm.
-. Louis '60j 's Is n N.
Tuca. Svracusa Pnfalo Rochester Suspension Rrisye
Niagara Falls. S:I5 '9:55 a. NJ. .605. 's:l5 M
Highland. Kingston Sangcres. CatsSil Albany 3:lj,
'7.l5. ASS. u ~ n m 4rO sos .s:l5p m
Cranstons West Point Cornwall. Newburg 1913; -I;lj:
$50 '!0l5 u Soa. m. 400 500 's:ljp M and '0;Oo
D. m. Crans'nns Cornwall Newhurg
For Montreal and Canada Fast Cos n M:
Hamilton. london .955A m. '6:0J SID p m; Toronto.
Elegant sconnr car. Tor Bufao Niagara Fails Detroit
Chicago and -. Louis on MI through Trans ILL,
Daily Daily EXCEPT saturday Other trains "aiy except
sunday. , -,-- ....
For tickets iJaeabes paror or secpngcar accomnoit
tons information apply az Offices lirookyn553 wash
nctou.s 7SO Fnltonst Annex ONCE. foot OF fulton-st
New York Citv-6S 1855 gag Broadway, 1881 BoweTy and
"' ~ ' " G. T.. LAMBERT,
5Vanaerbt.ave General Passenger Agent.
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Nlnsiral Instruments.
Wrean Gieamere.

HAMBURG AMERICAN SIS. LINE FOR
IL plymouth (I.ondon) Cherboarg (Paris. Hamburg.
Le.sins 10 n March - Enasns.h Am a. hprI Il,
ti:.i Cabin. 900. $40 s75. secraEe stlog rates
kuNhA A ILL.,, CO.. loss p o. n Gs Al BSuy Ny.
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DENNSYLvANlA RAILROAD.
i On and after JANUARY 81, 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED sTATEs NAIL ROUTE
trains New York. via Dosbrosses Corandt
HsrsSars PissUurs ana u. West W, Pullman p.l.s,
a,is Dining smoking and ss:t ~
es, 4s;v:
and fs sSs '. a'ss r'''l''"
EIpres. Pullman Paiac. car. daily except sunday
% SsssS S s regular n sna is 81? MOO
For Atlantic CITY except sunday Through parior carl
For Cape May week days llloA On Saturday. only.
Long BRANCH; Bay Head Junction and intermediate,
On Sunday o'45 m and p m do not stop AsDury
For %s pn s. sps VI. ..ss
P "s s ali t SSss Gss
s, Jsrssy CITY ahorns speedy aud direct
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s 300 a ac 80 liso go 1So fss sao
nis :dS g 7lo 7sd ii:sS ii:5S
Ferries o%s via D''o'' and co
eS ,s 40 @ chicago Limited ana 10 ws.snsten Lin
1n a. s J51S,S. ssG
'Gs Isi es %!s' SUNDAY a,
ro on Snndsy. connect al Trenton Camden
' ;sHs s!fs r. S TT 80 ss''ssa!"i
M :; m Tim % Express liza t:50n M I24a.
go " 800. 7:l2 9:12 and 9:5On m n, Snndav l2Ol.
s s3a 4o5 go 20 $50 e4OA m I2io 4ti5O Lmted.
Leave cav PHILADELPHIA via Camien. 800 dry except
Ticket Offices $40 f35 and o44 Proafwav Aston Hons,
Battery place and foot OF Dssbrossas AMI Corfisnf ss
gConrtst AMI BROOKLYN station foot NJ Fultor.st
BROOKLYN station. Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket oncs
The New York Transfer Comnanv will cali for AMI cts,s
baggage from hotels and residences 49,
CHARLES =. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
hN-Trans leave from chamberst Station for Fngewoof
Ienahy Coster spark I'LL and Nvack $50 lilo. 500 oao
ana ll:3O q. lis. $40 400 $50 500 $40 300
1910 M. 1900 Midnight SUNDAYS no a3Oa M 400 and
sno m For Nanuet sprine Valley. Nonsey and Tallmans
S;00p. m. = ~ " '